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Showing posts with label Watch Dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watch Dogs. Show all posts

Watch Dogs - PS4 Review

Watch dogs was a game that had me incredibly excited since the moment I first saw it at E3 almost a year ago. It looked amazing: a game with a heavy emphasis on hacking, stealth, and open worded gameplay? How could I not be excited? It set the bar incredibly high, with a lot of promise - especially for those of us looking to play it on a PC or a next generation console. Would it be able to deliver? That was the question I found myself asking in recent weeks.


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Watch Dogs - Xbox One Review

I thought I had been vigilant about my initial scans of the facility. Hacking between cameras to tag the guards and find a quick route to the terminal. Carefully sneaking around in cover, I subdued most guards with my baton, but had to pull off a few quick suppressed pistol shots to keep from raising an alarm. Having pulled the information I needed from the terminal, I turned to high tail it out of there, only to find one guard that I hadn’t accounted for. He signals for backup as I hop over a fence to find the SUV I had arrived in. My radar shows three enemy vehicles fast approaching as I speed down a busy road. With the enemy on my tail, I race through an intersection, and hack the traffic lights so that it becomes a four-way green light. One pursuer can’t react in time, and veers into oncoming traffic. Two left, and a bridge is up ahead. Hacking the bridge, it starts to raise and I launch over the river below. Lucky for me, my pursuers weren’t feeling as brave as I, and slam on their brakes. I’m home free.


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